01 · Read the guide
Claude Code Skills: What They Are and How I Use Them to Build AI Agents →A practical explainer of Claude Code skills — what they are, how they work, and real examples from my workspace including article-humanizer, geo-faq-architect, and llm-citation-tracker.
02 · Try the tool
Check your CLAUDE.md locally →Find vague rules and missing boundaries without uploading the file.
One small test
Separate project context, permissions and test commands. Check the file, then run one small task with an explicit acceptance test.
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- Claude Code Skills: What They Are and How I Use Them to Build AI Agents
A practical explainer of Claude Code skills — what they are, how they work, and real examples from my workspace including article-humanizer, geo-faq-architect, and llm-citation-tracker.
- Claude Code vs Cursor: How I Actually Choose Between Them
Claude Code is a terminal-native agent you delegate whole tasks to; Cursor is an AI-first editor you code inside. Here's the real difference, where each one wins, and how I use both on the same project.
- Context Engineering for LLM Agents: The Real Bottleneck
Prompt engineering is about the words. Context engineering is about what's in the window when the model reads them. Here's how I budget, prune, and persist context for agents that run for hours.
- Claude Code Mods Can Rewrite Tool Calls. Treat Them Like Code You Run
Claude Code mods hook into tool calls, permission requests, and the UI. What Anthropic says they can do, what they are not sandboxed from, and how to vet one before you install it.